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I've had a couple of those WM chairs for two years now - no issues, rather comfortable, very light and easy to stow. I removed the backpack straps.

I was hugely surprised to hear about Les. Since he sold my CD22 a few years ago I haven't been on the CBrats site nearly as much, but checking in today I saw a reference...searched for details...and here I am. He was wonderful.

Did any of you get this today? The cover image says "Finalist: BoatUS Photo Contest - Harvey Hochstetter met up with a fellow C-Dory owner while boating around the north end of Vancouver Island."

Well, not exactly the covering you were asking for but I've got a couple of C-MAP cards from 2001 gathering dust in my drawer you can have. M-NA-B808.04 - Victoria to Point Roberts M-NA-B251.06 - Vancouver, Indian Arm & Fraser River Just PM me your address and I'll drop them in the mail.

Interesting - looks pretty minty (but dusty). Wouldn't 25hp be on the low side?

Our property isn't suitable for fencing, but we live in a protected hilly development with an undeveloped lot next to us. Keili (our Samoyed) wasn't even house trained when we got her (she was a breeder's dog whom they retired as they're now breeding her offspring), and didn't respond to any...

What about getting the factory to add that roll (or was it spray?) on insulating paint? That's one job that is a major PITA to do later that could be a huge win for your boats. And while I'm at it, how about eliminating the foam under the berth and installing hatches?

As a now ex CD22 owner, the feature I missed most was an outside steering station (with engine controls). Given that Honda / Yamaha / Suzuki all make excellent and comparable engines, I would give an advantage to any that supported dual controls (prohibitive with Honda, not sure about other...

I have the 2.5 Yamaha as well and love it, but "tad" in this case means 7+ lbs. (37.5 versus 30.1 if my brief search is correct). Given the awkwardness of mounting - dismounting the motor with the dinghy floating next to the boat, I think the lighter motor would be more convenient and less...

The Honda also has quite a few accessories: propane conversion, parallel kits, covers, locking brackets, covers... The resale market for Honda is also stronger: I see (6) eu2000/eu2000i on Seattle CraigsList. I bought mine on CL last year for $700 with less than 100 hours on it.

"retfish" from Shelton posted a message in the "Wanted" sub-forum last week looking for an older 22 to refurbish...

Not a particular location, but I would recommend you find a copy of "Alaska Blues" by Joe Upton. It may be rather dated now, but I really enjoyed it 30 years ago when I took my trawler up to Juneau to live on.

This covers the area: http://www.keithpleas.com/seward.jpg

I have the BadElf on my WiFi iPad (1st gen) and it's terrific. Plus I'll be able to move it to a subsequent iPad (which will also be WiFi only). While it's substantially better than the built-in GPS, it does have a few quirks. One is that - since it takes up the device connector - you have to...

The boat in the picture is a Devlin - hardly a "shanty" boat builder! http://tinyhouseblog.com/floating-homes/millie-hill-floating-getaway/ I recall a bunch of these in the 28' range being built in the Seattle area - I thought they were called "Eastsound Bay Barge Boats" or something like that...

The other trick I needed for my first gen iPad (ios 4) was to disable "shake", which popped up a menu that had to be manually dismissed. Unfortunately, I had to jailbreak the iPad to get that feature. A quick grovelling of the web doesn't indicate that this was included in ios 5. Also, since I...

That's a reasonable boat with nice motors. You realize that it doesn't have standing headroom, right?

I sent in a request the day I saw the Panbo piece to have it at my yacht club in Bellevue - haven't heard back.

I have a half dozen suits a la the Stearns "Cold Water Immersion Suit" on my trawler in Bellevue (Meydenbauer Bay) - happy to lend you one.